Specialist Disability Accommodation

What is SDA housing?

SDA housing (Specialist Disability Accommodation) refers to specially designed housing under the NDIS that provides accessible, safe, and supportive living environments for people with high support needs, enabling greater independence, choice, and quality of life.


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Our mission is to connect stakeholders and streamline processes, ensuring properties meet the specific needs of residents while supporting long-term functionality and compliance.

Turning housing opportunities into better outcomes

Marton Support guides clients through the practical steps needed to improve housing suitability for Specialist Disability Accommodation. We focus on clear coordination and actionable property insights.

Where Marton Support begins

Once your SDA funding is approved, we will organise a one-to-one discussion to understand your specific needs.


As an NDIS Registered SDA Provider, we have access to modern, wheelchair-accessible homes built around your specific needs and desired locations.


We collaborate with your SIL providers and enhance your support network. We meet you, listen, and make an achievable plan to have you involved for greater ownership.


Whether you prefer apartments, houses, villas, or shared community living, we support your journey to suit your lifestyle

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How well-planned properties lead to stability and independence

We create environments where participants can feel safe, comfortable, and in control of their lives. Thoughtful design, accessibility, and personalised features reduce daily barriers, making it easier for residents to navigate their homes with confidence and dignity.


When housing is tailored to a participant's needs, lifestyle, and support requirements, it promotes greater independence, reduces the need for unnecessary assistance, and supports long-term wellbeing. Proximity to family, community networks, employment opportunities, and social activities further strengthens connection and inclusion.


Combined with proactive property management and ongoing improvements, well-planned SDA homes provide stability, certainty, and a genuine sense of belonging—empowering participants to live more independently and thrive within their communities.

Modern open-plan kitchen and dining area with a wheelchair at the table and sliding doors to a garden

Ultra-Modern Accessible Living


A bold, modern palette—matte charcoal, rich walnut, and emerald accents—while rigorously maintaining essential Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) features.



Clearances & Reach

Maintained the essential roll-under knee clearance at the kitchen counter and positioned the wall oven at an accessible mid-height.


Spacious Circulation

Wide, obstacle-free hardwood floors ensure smooth wheelchair manoeuvrability between the kitchen, dining, and living zones.


Elevated Aesthetics

Transitioned to a sophisticated, ultra-modern palette with matte charcoal cabinets, white marble counters, and deep emerald-green seating.


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Bright open-plan kitchen and living room with wooden floors, skylights, blue cabinets, and a person at a desk

Navy & Pale Ash Colour Palette

Vaulted ceiling, dark navy minimalist cabinets, accessible island bench with open space.


Clearances & Reach

Maintained the essential roll-under knee clearance at the kitchen counter and island benches, and positioned the wall oven at an accessible mid-height.


Spacious Circulation

Wide, obstacle-free hardwood floors ensure smooth wheelchair maneuverability between the kitchen, dining, and living zones.


Elevated Aesthetics

Transitioned to sophisticated, ultra-modern palettes across multiple concepts while keeping structural accessibility intact.

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Bright modern bathroom with double sink, bathtub, walk-in shower, and accessible grab bars

Accessible En-Suite

Light warm off-white tiles, prominent rich wood grain accents, and high-contrast matte black SDA grab rails for a bright, airy aesthetic that retains complete accessibility and knee clearance.

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